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GitHub has alternatives, but no replacement
GitHub has alternatives, but no replacement
Why forges like Codeberg, GitLab, and Forgejo can replace GitHub's code hosting—but not its shared social layer.
·lalitm.com·
GitHub has alternatives, but no replacement
Ruby on Rails Patches Critical Vulnerability
Ruby on Rails Patches Critical Vulnerability
The flaw can be exploited by unauthenticated attackers to read arbitrary files and potentially achieve remote code execution (RCE).
·securityweek.com·
Ruby on Rails Patches Critical Vulnerability
What an SSH Tunnel Actually Does and When You Should Use One
What an SSH Tunnel Actually Does and When You Should Use One
Learn how SSH tunnels securely forward network traffic, when local, remote, and dynamic forwarding help, and why they are best for controlled, temporary access.
·hackread.com·
What an SSH Tunnel Actually Does and When You Should Use One
Minnesota Water Cyber Attack and CISA Advisory AA26-097A
Minnesota Water Cyber Attack and CISA Advisory AA26-097A
A coordinated cyber attack disrupted water systems across more than 30 Minnesota communities. Here is what defenders need to know about the attack so far. This FAQ also details recent cyberactivity targeting internet-exposed PLCs, and how to protect exposed infrastructure.
·tenable.com·
Minnesota Water Cyber Attack and CISA Advisory AA26-097A
Why Valve Went All In on Linux (Thank Windows 8)
Why Valve Went All In on Linux (Thank Windows 8)
Valve wasn’t trying to save Linux gaming. It was running from Windows 8. Here’s how that panic move built SteamOS, Proton, and the Steam Machine.
·linuxstans.com·
Why Valve Went All In on Linux (Thank Windows 8)
Where .env Went Wrong
Where .env Went Wrong
A local convenience became a secrets interface, an environment model, and a deployment format. It was never designed to be any of them.
·secretspec.dev·
Where .env Went Wrong
Introducing AI-powered container standardization
Introducing AI-powered container standardization
AI-powered container standardization enables hands-free security remediation without sacrificing development velocity.
·medium.com·
Introducing AI-powered container standardization
Zombie CVEs: Put to Rest by Humans, Dug Back Up by AI Agents
Zombie CVEs: Put to Rest by Humans, Dug Back Up by AI Agents
AI coding agents are digging up vulnerabilities the industry already buried. New research shows 65–75% of working AI patches resurrect known, fixed CVEs
·checkmarx.com·
Zombie CVEs: Put to Rest by Humans, Dug Back Up by AI Agents
Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies
Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies
Quick question: the last time a Kyverno policy rejected a resource, did the error actually tell you why — or did you spend twenty minutes squinting at a pattern block trying to reverse-engineer your own rule? If you've been running Kyverno for a while, you already know the answer. And you're not alone — Tips and Action to migrate Kyverno policies to CEL-based policies.
·nirmata.com·
Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies
What does GitHub’s security team even do?
What does GitHub’s security team even do?
Right now, there are thousands of repositories on GitHub distributing malware. Any of you can find these repositories, and you don’t need any special knowledge to do so. All you have to do is use the standard search function on the GitHub website. These repositories have been around for
·orchidfiles.com·
What does GitHub’s security team even do?
What even are microservices? — var0.xyz
What even are microservices? — var0.xyz
Microservices are often presented as a technical solution, but they primarily solve organizational problems. Understanding that distinction makes architectural decisions much clearer.
·var0.xyz·
What even are microservices? — var0.xyz
Substack writers, you need a website!
Substack writers, you need a website!
Substack is convenient, but treat it as a distribution tool for your content. Your content should live on an independently owned website, which has a domain name you control and own. This way, you …
·elizabethtai.com·
Substack writers, you need a website!